Is it rude to ask people who they are voting for?

[kmorales7690]

 I was always taught as a kid that you don't ask people who they are voting for. Something about how voting is supposed to be anonymous and all that. So what do you think? Do you think tis rude?

[disneymom2two]

Yes its rude.

[MarShy740]

I don't find it rude but I don't ask because it usually turns into a debate.

[Anonymous]

I don't think it's rude, if I ask someone who they're voting for and they tell me it's none of my business then I go on not pushing it and respect their privacy.

[SavannahV]

Yes. If you don't really know them or they aren't family, you aren't supposed to talk religion or politics.

[MotherOF5Cuties]

Quoting r_luvli:

I don't think it's rude to ask, just don't be offended if someone chooses not to answer.

[Anonymous]

Yes, it is. Imo

[The_Doodle]

I think unless you are in a politically-based conversation with someone, it is rude to ask. I worked in a gas station during the last election and people would use, "Who are you voting for?" as the current, "So, how's the weather?" 

[Anonymous]

I think it's rude. I don't discuss politics with family or friends. My husband and I do but that's it.
I have expressed who I was voting for on here, but I don't know anyone on here so it isn't a big deal.